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Computers and Technology Basics
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Test your knowledge of computer fundamentals
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Introduction to Computers
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What is hardware?
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Programs and applications that run on a computer
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The physical components of a computer that can be touched
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Data stored on a computer's hard drive
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The operating system that manages computer resources
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Explanation
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Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer that you can physically touch and interact with, such as the mouse, keyboard, and monitor.
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Hardware: Input and Output
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Which of the following is an input device?
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Printer
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Monitor
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Keyboard
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Speaker
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Explanation
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Input devices allow users to give information to a device. Examples include keyboard, mouse, and scanner.
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Hardware: Input and Output
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Which of the following is an output device?
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Mouse
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Monitor
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Scanner
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Keyboard
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Explanation
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Output devices allow users to receive information from a device. Examples include monitor, printer, and speakers.
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Hardware: Main Internal Components
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What does CPU stand for?
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Central Processing Unit
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Computer Power Utility
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Central Programming Unit
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Core Processing Unit
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Explanation
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CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. It's often referred to as the "brain" of the computer because it performs calculations and processes data.
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Hardware: Main Internal Components
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What is the difference between RAM and ROM?
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RAM is faster, ROM is slower
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RAM is temporary and loses data when power is off; ROM is permanent and retains data
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RAM stores files, ROM stores programs
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RAM is for graphics, ROM is for processing
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Explanation
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RAM (Random Access Memory) is temporary memory that loses its data when the computer is turned off. ROM (Read-Only Memory) is permanent memory that retains data even without power.
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Hardware: Main Internal Components
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How does an SSD differ from an HDD?
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SSD uses flash memory with no moving parts; HDD has spinning disks
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SSD is older technology, HDD is newer
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SSD stores less data than HDD
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SSD is only used in servers, HDD in personal computers
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Explanation
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SSD (Solid State Drive) uses flash memory and has no moving parts, making it faster and more reliable than HDD (Hard Disk Drive), which uses spinning disks to read/write data.
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Hardware: Main Internal Components
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What is the function of a motherboard?
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It supplies power to all parts of the computer
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It has slots for all the main components of a computer
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It processes graphics and images
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It stores all the computer's data permanently
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Explanation
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The motherboard is the main printed circuit board that contains the computer's essential components and has connectors for other circuit boards to be slotted into.
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Networking
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What is networking?
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Connecting computers and devices to share information and resources
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Programming computers to perform specific tasks
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Installing software on multiple computers
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Repairing damaged computer components
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Explanation
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Networking means connecting computers and devices so they can share information, resources, and communicate with each other.
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Networking
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What does a router do?
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Stores data permanently
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Connects different networks and lets devices access the internet
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Prints documents from multiple computers
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Displays network status information
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Explanation
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A router is a device that routes data between different networks, often connecting a local network (LAN) to the internet.
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Networks and Topology
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What is the difference between LAN and WAN?
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LAN is for businesses, WAN is for homes
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LAN connects devices in a limited area; WAN covers broader geographical areas
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LAN uses cables, WAN uses wireless only
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LAN is faster, WAN is more secure
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Explanation
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LAN (Local Area Network) connects devices in a limited geographical area like a home or office. WAN (Wide Area Network) connects devices over a broader area like cities or countries.
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Networks and Topology
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In which network topology are all devices connected to a central hub?
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Bus topology
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Mesh topology
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Ring topology
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Star topology
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Explanation
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In star topology, all devices are connected to a central hub or switch, making it easy to manage and troubleshoot.
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Operating Systems and Utility Software
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What is software?
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The physical components of a computer
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Programs and applications that instruct hardware how to perform tasks
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The cables connecting computer components
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The computer case and cooling fans
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Explanation
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Software is a collection of programs and applications that provide instructions to hardware on how to perform tasks. Unlike hardware, software cannot be touched.
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Operating Systems and Utility Software
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Which of the following is an example of an operating system?
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Microsoft Word
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Google Chrome
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Windows
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Photoshop
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Explanation
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Windows is an operating system developed by Microsoft. Other examples include macOS and Linux.
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Application, Browsers and Development Software
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What is the purpose of word processing software?
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To organize and analyze data in tables
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To create, edit, and format text documents
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To access and browse the internet
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To protect computers from malware
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Explanation
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Word processing software like Microsoft Word allows users to create, edit, and format text documents.
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Application, Browsers and Development Software
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What does IDE stand for in programming?
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Integrated Development Environment
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Internet Data Exchange
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Interactive Design Editor
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Input Device Emulator
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Explanation
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IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment - software that provides comprehensive tools for programming, like Visual Studio or Eclipse.
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Basic Programming Concepts
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What is an algorithm?
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A type of computer virus
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A step-by-step procedure for completing a task
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A programming language
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A hardware component
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Explanation
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An algorithm is a set of clear, step-by-step instructions for solving a specific problem or completing a task.
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Basic Programming Concepts
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What does debugging mean?
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Removing insects from computer hardware
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Finding and correcting errors in a computer program
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Installing new software
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Updating the operating system
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Explanation
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Debugging involves finding and fixing errors or flaws in a computer program to make it work correctly.
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Internet Safety
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What is cyberbullying?
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Using technology to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone
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A virus that attacks computer systems
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Creating strong passwords
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Online shopping fraud
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Explanation
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Cyberbullying involves using technology, such as social media or messaging apps, to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone.
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Files and File Types
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What is the difference between a .docx file and a .txt file?
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.docx is for images, .txt is for audio
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.docx can contain text, images, and styles; .txt contains only unformatted text
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.docx is smaller, .txt is larger
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.docx is for spreadsheets, .txt is for presentations
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Explanation
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.docx files (Word documents) can contain formatted text, images, and styles. .txt files are plain text files containing only unformatted text.
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Files and File Types
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What type of file would you use to save a photograph?
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.mp3
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.docx
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.jpg or .png
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.zip
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Explanation
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Photographs are typically saved as .jpg (JPEG) or .png (Portable Network Graphics) files, which are image formats.
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Files and File Types
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How can you tell what type of file it is when you see a file on your computer?
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By the file size
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By the file extension at the end of the filename
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By the date it was created
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By the folder it's stored in
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Explanation
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You can identify a file type by looking at the file extension at the end of the filename, such as .jpg for images or .docx for Word documents.
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Creating and Editing Images
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What is graphic design?
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Writing code for computer programs
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The art of combining text, images, and colors to communicate visually
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Installing graphics cards in computers
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Connecting monitors to computers
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Explanation
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Graphic design is the practice of using visual elements like text, images, and colors to communicate ideas or messages.
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Web Development Basics
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What is HTML used for?
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Styling the visual presentation of websites
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Structuring the content of web pages
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Adding interactivity to web pages
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Storing website data in databases
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Explanation
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HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is used to structure the content of web pages, including headings, paragraphs, links, and other elements.
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Web Development Basics
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What does CSS do?
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Creates the structure of web pages
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Styles the visual presentation of websites
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Adds database functionality
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Manages server-side operations
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Explanation
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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style and layout web pages, controlling aspects like colors, fonts, and positioning of elements.
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Introduction to Robotics
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What is a robot?
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A computer program that learns from data
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A mechanical device programmed to carry out tasks automatically
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A type of operating system
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A network security tool
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Explanation
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A robot is a mechanical device that can perform programmed tasks automatically, often using sensors and motors to interact with its environment.
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Quiz Complete!
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